I bought Barbie’s sister Stacy on sale today. She’s a very cute little thing with a huge lollipop.

Having watched “Shrek,” I decided to sew two gingerbread people out of fleece for Anya – a boy and a girl. They look very tasty, even slightly nibbled.

To celebrate the holiday, I bought myself a Barbie Basics Little Black Dress No. 08-001. The doll is very nice, despite the static figure.

Today I came across a second little ballerina – a chestnut one with a tail on the side. Cute little face. The base works the same way. Only the little animal that comes with it is a pink bunny in a ballet tutu.

I started knitting a dress for a Galoob Baby Face, following Kasatka’s pattern. But I didn’t quite get the gauge right, so the dress unexpectedly ended up with Bonochka, who is happy about it. I even knitted some beads to go with the set as a gift.

I bought myself a little Kelly ballerina on a rotating base that allows her to spin 180 degrees. A ballerina cat came with the doll. The only downside is that I don’t really like molded bodies. Now I’ll be looking for two more ballerina friends.

Finally, after a long period of anxiety, my Rapunzel, my bride, arrived with a short haircut and dark hair. The thing is, the first doll sent by the seller simply didn’t reach us – it got lost somewhere. And we had to wait and worry for the second shipment again. But the doll is gorgeous! And the arms are jointed!

Today I bought another replacement head from Glam Fashionistas Swapping Style. The doll is bright with evening makeup and curly hair styled up.

Saint Nicholas brought us a set with a Barbie doll – a static model, but very cute. It came with elastic dress blanks that can be painted using templates and fabric markers. So now you can sew exclusive Barbie doll models with different prints.

Bought another cavalier for my beauties. It’s a poseable Ryan from the Fashionistas series.